We’ve seen the purported new iPhone housing in photos and on video, and now, images of what is claimed to be a working, fully assembled sixth-generation iPhone have been published by a Chinese website. TGBUS on Wednesday posted a series of photos it claims to have received from an anonymous source. While the authenticity of the device pictured cannot be proven, the site claims it has analyzed the images and determined that they have not been altered in Photoshop. The housing on the Apple smartphone pictured in the images, which TGBUS refers to as the “iPhone 5,” matches the hardware shown in previous leaks, and several details can be ascertained if the device is in fact authentic.

UPDATE: Italian iPhone blog iPhoneItalia has discovered that while the images may accurately represent the next-generation iPhone if earlier leaks are authentic, these new images are actually 3D renders created and posted by a Flickr user.

First and foremost, the purported next-generation iPhone appears to be much thinner than the current iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 models. While the current-generation iPhone case extends several millimeters in each direction beyond the wrap-around antenna, the new design appears to barely extend beyond the width of the antenna.

Also seen in the leaked photos is a smaller dock connector, an antenna that matches the color of the back of the device — and it’s hard to miss some fine scratching on the black antenna that surrounds the phone — a two-tone rear cover that appears to be aluminum and glass, a relocated audio jack, new speaker grills and what appears to be a larger camera lens and LED flash.